UNIVERSITY OF LUZON’S ADMINISTRATION ATTENDS ORIENTATION ON CHED MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 06 S.2023

On June 29, 2023, the University of Luzon took a significant step in ensuring its commitment to excellence in education by attending an orientation on the latest policies and guidelines set forth by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). The orientation presided by Officials from CHED Main Office, held via Microsoft Teams, has specifically focused on its Memorandum Order No. 06, S. 2023, which pertains to the grant of autonomous and deregulated status to private higher education institutions (HEIs). Primarily the event aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the new regulations and their implications for the University.

UNDERSTANDING CHED MEMORADUM ORDER NO. 06, S.2023

CHED Memorandum Order No. 06, S. 2023, released by the Commission on Higher Education, outlines the policies and guidelines for the grant of autonomous and deregulated status to private HEIs in the Philippines. These statuses are highly esteemed in the education sector, symbolizing an institution’s exceptional performance and commitment to quality education. By achieving autonomous or deregulated status, a University gains greater autonomy in decision-making, curriculum development, and resource management, further enhancing its ability to deliver excellent education.

UNIVERSITY OF LUZON’S COMMITMENT TO
EXCELLENCE

The University of Luzon, a prominent private HEI in the region, has always been dedicated to providing high quality education and nurturing future leaders. The administration, led by the University President, Dr. Mac Arthur M. Samson Sr., and his team, recognizes the significance of CHED Memorandum Order No. 06, S. 2023, and has therefore encouraged the attendance of the UL Academic and Administrative Leaders in the orientation seminar to ensure a seamless transition to the new guidelines. This proactive approach demonstrates the administration’s commitment to staying at the forefront of educational advancements and continuously improving the learning experience of its students.

The active participation of the deans and section heads has provided them with valuable insights and guidance on how to effectively implement the new policies and guidelines within their respective departments.

By ensuring that all stakeholders are well-informed and engaged, the University of Luzon is poised to achieve the renewal of its status as the First HEI in Region 1 granted Autonomous Status, further solidifying its position as a leading institution in the Philippine Higher Education landscape.